Hey everybody,My name is Robert McConaghy, I live just north of Boston and I'm a recent college grad (May 6th, 2011 Northeastern University, Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering).

. - I did two years and got my AA in business at a community college- I transferred to an off main campus 4 year (CWU has remote campuses basically, this allowed me to stay somewhere that actually had jobs instead of working at a coffee shop for minimum wage) and double majored in accounting and business for my Bachelors of Science so I'd hit the 5th year CPA requirement. - Couldn't live at home (Parents in a small town with no college) - Worked full time while going to school full time and I still have student loans. 

I have a bachelors in philosophy and economics.

I don't get why the prejudice continues today - why 80% of asian indians have bachelor's degrees and yet we're told minorities need "our" extra help.

I was invited to the State of Downtown Denver this year, and what they reported couldn't have made me feel better about the city of Denver, especially downtown and the urban markets.We have always invested based on market trends, not cash flow figures.A few highlights from the report:Average age-33Average household income-76kAverage rent for a studio apartment- $1,256Average rent for a 1 bedroom-$1,40560% of downtown employees walk, bike, or use public transport to commute. 142% growth since 20005x national average growth projected6/10 Downtown residents hold a bachelors degree or higher.Downtown denver is becoming San Francisco, and its doing it quickly.

I graduated Baruch College in 1988 with a Bachelor of Business Administration.

I am currently finishing my bachelors degree in accounting and finance at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis.

I live in central jersey and I recently got my bachelors degree in accounting and am currently completing my masters degree in taxation as well as sitting for my CPA exams.

In Greater Boston, a Bachelors is a given for most in any reasonable outfit (I said MOST, please!).

Getting a bachelor's degree, means on average, you'll make more than if you have a High School Diploma.